The solution to the problem that the motherboard logo interface stays on when the computer is turned on is as follows:

1. From the above picture, we can see that it is a problem with the bios settings. We only need to find the corresponding setting items. Problem solved. First press the BIOS startup button, then we can select the Chinese mode and click "Advanced Mode" at the bottom, as shown in the figure:

2. Click "Start" in the BIOS menu bar and find "If an error occurs, wait and press Press the F1 key" and select "Close" from the corresponding option on the right, as shown in the figure:

3. Press f10 to save and restart the computer. The problem of the motherboard logo stuck on the boot will be solved.

The computer stays on the motherboard interface when it is turned on. This problem is not a computer failure. It can be solved as long as the underlying problem is found.

Reasons why the computer cannot start normally

1. Loss of the system allocation file will also cause the computer to fail to start.

2. The memory in the cmos system has been changed and is inconsistent with the actual hardware type parameters, causing it to fail to start.

3. System files that have been modified by viruses or accidentally deleted may also cause the system to fail to start.

4. All boot sequences in the cmos system are blocked, causing the system to fail to start.

Steps to deal with when the computer cannot start normally

1. The memory of the COMS system has been changed. Also, boot the computer and enter the CMOS page. Select the first item: standard coms features (standard coms settings) ) in ide primary/secondary master/slave (the first/second ide master/slave controller). You can hit the Enter key on each item here to let the system automatically detect the memory.

2. If the system allocation file is lost, you can write it yourself, or save an empty file. After booting, press the F8 key to enter the select system menu. Select the fifth or sixth item, press Enter, type scanreg /restore and press Enter.

3. Then select any one of them and press Enter. Finally, a prompt will appear, such as: restorerr button indicates success, such as ok button indicates failure. Enter again until it prompts success, and then restart the computer. Then write a config.sys file such as edit config.sys and press Enter. The content is device=c:\\windows\\himem.sys /testmem:off and press Enter dos=high alt+f+x and press Enter to save.

4. If the system files are modified by viruses or accidentally deleted, you can first disinfect the virus and then use the boot floppy disk or boot CD to start the system to a:\\.> and then enter sys c: (transfer system files). Finally restart your computer.

5. The problem that the boot sequence is blocked can be solved by pressing the del key after booting to enter the cmos settings. Select the second item on the main page: advanced bios features (advanced bios function settings). Select first boot device in the "Advanced BIOS Function" setting and set it to hdd-0 (this can be set according to your specific needs).